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JOY DIVISION - Video Collection NTSC SVCD (.mpg)
Type:
Video > Music videos
Files:
2
Size:
728.58 MB

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+0 / -0 (0)

Uploaded:
Jul 23, 2005
By:
malco23



JOY DIVISION 
Color NTSC Video
SVCD .mpg 
52:38

You can burn this to a nice SVCD disc and watch on most DVD players.
Quality is about 2.5 or 3 out of five. Some cuts are better than 
others. I ripped this from a Joy Division bootleg video I bought a 
few years ago.  Although it's not top quality, if you're a JD fan and 
have never seen any of this, it's a must-see!

CLIPS:

Shadowplay (TV)

She's Lost Control (S-8)

Shadowplay (S-8)

Leaders of Men (S-8)

Transmission (TV)

T.V. Interview

She's Lost Control (TV)

Dead Souls (VHS)

Wilderness (VHS)

Love Will Tear Us Apart (promo)

Atmosphere (promo)

"Wired" TV Special

Comments

ttturmoil at 2005-07-25 06:38 CET:

this is fucking excellent - thank you so much

trasman at 2005-07-25 12:04 CET:

is this the same video as "Here Are The Young Men"?

malco23 at 2005-07-27 22:21 CET:

This is the same video as "Substance."

Joy Division "Substance 1977-1988"
/ FAC 277 Never commercially released. Included Joy Division's TV appearances on "Granada Reports" and "Something Else", live songs from the Bowdon Vale Youth Club and from the Apollo in Manchester, the promotional videos and the "Wired" video.

nordantill81 at 2005-07-28 15:04 CET:

Hey!This one is a 10, if youre a Fan .And a Fan iam,
thanx!

atreyu212 at 2006-07-08 10:27 CET:

sOmeone please, SEED!

Souther at 2006-12-28 13:17 CET:

fukin sweet,please seed peeps :) let a man see his fave band again lol.

BritSwedeGuy at 2007-05-27 13:31 CET:

I used to have some of these on Betamax ;)
(Kids - look it up on Wikipedia!)

mrt999 at 2009-11-18 03:01 CET:

thanks so much this is truly brilliant, So priceless

holdenmcgutzen at 2012-05-22 22:35 CET:

Really looking forward to seeing this file.
I live in NZ now but was fortunate enough to see these guys play one of those small venues in England back in '79.
I wonder if all those others are still as fanatical about this as I am.
They unwittingly became a major influence to many others in the "decades" that followed.
RIP Ian Curtis